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  • ?????! I was looking for a good place to get udon, and I think this is the one. You really see how much this restaurant is trying to be as similar as possible to an actual Japanese udon restaurant. From the models of the food to the imported eggs, there is so much detail in this restaurant. I've had udon before, and this blew it all out of the water. The consistency was perfect, and the broth was amazing. When you walk in you see the model, and you can stay around it to see what you want. Then you go into the line. You get a tray and wait in line. You tell them what you want, and, depending on what you get, you get it immediately or you wait for a bit. While you walk forward, you choose your sides. At the end, you go to the cashier and they look at what you got. Then you sit down and enjoy your meal. I got the kitsune udon, since I saw it on a show. Really good, especially the broth. The fried tofu also had a very unique flavor. Someone else in my party got the curry udon, which had a delicious curry flavor. We also got a good selection of the tempura, and it was all good, especially the shrimp and chicken. The only complaint I had was that the asparagus was a little hard. All in all, I have to say that it was delicious and I will come back. I came back and tried the Yaki Udon, which was like yakisoba, which I like. The serving is huge. There are lots of cabbage chunks and bell peppers. Even though it says it has pork, it is more just bits of pork belly, not a ton of meat like the niku. Also, even though the pork shabu udon is still on the menu, they don't serve it. I returned and got a lot of stuff, as we had a large party. There is a new menu at the restaurant, with the pork shabu and bukakke removed. Now there is a nabeyaki udon and a House udon that is some kind of pork with a spicy miso sauce. I tried the nabeyaki, and I am glad I did. It was served in pot, and it was full of so many things. It had tempura shrimp, fish cake, beef, and an egg. The broth was also great. I got the karikage tempura as well, which was good. The lemonade was great, as it wasn't too sweet and it was kind of creamy. Also, get the calpico. It is also great.
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